The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-10-21
LOCAL NEwS


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Grocerymen A, travelling men 9,
= base ball-Monday.
Regular correspondence from
Shattsburg hereafter.
Stan. Grahame would like t. know
who shot his dog. last week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Guile
on Sunday, daughter.
The races at the Ovid fair this
year were unusually good.
G. Y. Osburn, of Marquette, will
sHdraw an increased pension.
Woodward & North returned their
fair premiums to the society-$I6.
The wires for the new telephone
line will be strung into Owosso
soon.
All persons awarded premiums at
the fair should call for them next
week.
Jas. Colby has commenced the
brick work on his new house, corner
Oliver and Hickory streets.
The M. f. and Congregational
churches have been gong through
( siege of house cleaning this week.
Rev. Brewer delivered an excellent
discourse from the Congregational
pulpit on Sunday morning.
The Bancroft fair was success.
The displays were good and the re.
ceipts will probably pay expenses.
Revs. Wilson and Brewer were in
attendance at the meeting of the
Alexandrian club at Vernon on Mon
day.
n w. HI. Roach, of Shahsburg, w. X.
Tillotson and Joseph Callaghan were
allowed an increase in their pensions
on Saturday.
Tax receipts as cheap as they can
be obtained anywhere, and as good
as the best manufactured, can be OBJ
tanned at The TINES Office.
Geo. Carpenter left Tuesday for
stay Of some time in the north woods
on hunting trip. He was accom-
panied by his brother, Ed, of Sagi-
nav.
List of letters advertised at Owosso
postoffice for week ending Oct. IS:
4 Deforest Rivers, John Nelson, II. Z.
4 Wakenshaw, Henry Wickein, Mrs.
Lille Lawrence.
Rev. ]. Donnelly is attending the
\ Baptist state convention this week at
Kalamazoo. Rev. Mr.. Brewer will
occupy his pulpit next Sunday morn
ing.
It is said that Dbble & Parsons.
of Corunna, will move into the store
now occupied by A. ]. PETE, about
Dec. rst, with their stock OF tailor
goods.
Supervisor Johnson, of Venice,
gets back pension. amounting to
Ss5S. Well, we are glad of it, he
received three gun shot wounds at
Gaines Mills, June 80, 1862. Eli"
is deserving Of it--as are thousands
Of others of the boys.
The members of Crystal Fount
Lode l. 0. G.. t. at Hartwellville
will celebrate with appropriate ex-
ercises the sgd anniversary of their
organization next Saturday evening,
October ~. Public meeting. Mem
bers of the order and everybody
else invited. BY order of commit
tee.
The Rev. Mr.. Brewer preached a
very interesting sermon at the Con
greeational church last Sunday morn
ing on "National SINS" Though |
Young, he has decided ability. is a
pleasant. speaker and doubtless will
make popular and efficient pastor
OF any church which may secure his
services.
Miss Tillie Havcll, Of Newark, N.
j., guest at the home Of Mrs. A. J..
Williams, for some time past, started
home yesterday morning. She was
accompanied by Miss Abbie Tillotson
who will spend the wirter with her
sister, Mrs l.. b. Plat, at Upper
Mount Clair, N. J.
The Michigan Central has finished
the construction of double track
from Niles TO Chicago. II was very
much needed, and is needed from
Niles to Detroit to enable the Cen
trail to do its immense business
promptly, economically and safely,
and The TINES believes It will be
CONSTRUCTED in the near future.